welcome to d w doctor. i know you've been following developments in poland. what do you think the government's trying to achieve with this pregnancy register? so the effect of these loss is that it really scares people and it will make them, it causes self censorship. so people are really scared, they think all the time they will do something wrong. and i think what will be the impact is that many women who haven't miscarriage, or, and, or an abortion, they will be scared to go to hospitals in when they need care after care. this is extremely rare because an abortion is very said when you do it at medicines, but sometimes it's needed to have some after care and especially also with miscarriage. this is also the case. so what do you seeing in other countries as well is that some health care providers are really pressuring women to, to see that they use force and field, or that they had an abortion, or they denounce them to the police. and then women will be interrogated because in poland, it is illegal for anybody to help somebody and their pregnancy. so it's

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i t w t political editor mckayla kutner more almost with a doctor and a politician, dr. johan of sir wagner, is a pediatrician and an m. p for the green party, which is part of germany governing coalition. welcome to d, w. dr. will these new restrictions a delay, the only tron wave? good evening. yes. well, we hope so and we will do everything which is needed. and on the other hand side, you also do have to prepare a general lockdown. so in case we need one next here, this can be implemented very, very fast. but for now, with this, we are going to be hoping to see a further declining of the numbers. but, and actually the numbers are still declining, but we have heard in just a few seconds ago, it is on the rise. so that's why the combination of those measures and planning are generally locked up, preparing it in or locked on in case you need one. next here is the best. yeah, best option right now. why don't general lock down? now where the robert to call is to shoot is calling for for one. why ignore the experts and pounded to people and say, all right, well, we'll just keep it out fo

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muhammed manette was a virology test at lancaster university in the north of england, a welcome to d w doctor. how reliable is this data on mac on given that it's only been around 70 been identified for a few weeks? i think so far we own have a modeling data, and these are one of the few studies that we have information from real life, which means the people who have been infected with me, crohn they've been compared with what has been the situation with the delta barrier and based on that, it was concluded that the solidity of the disease is very low, and particularly for the hospitalized ation and for the emergency. but there are certainly copy it in this that data collection is that most of the data being collected from people who are very young, 40 years old because that is norman crime has been pretty prevalent. and also, there is no cool hard to kinda vaccinate people because most of the time the micron has been vaccinated or previously exposed people. but all in all, the overall trend is that it is miter compared to the delta variant. miles is an interesting word. i wonder if you might

w. doctor. i know you've been following a development in poland. what do you think the government's trying to achieve with this pregnancy register? so the effect of these not is that it really scares people and it will make them it causes self censorship. so people are really scared, they think all the time they will do something wrong. and i think what will be the impact is that many women who haven't miscarriage, or, and, or an abortion, they will be scared to go to hospitals in when they need care after care. this is extremely rare because an abortion is very said when you do it at medicines, but sometimes it's needed to have some after care and especially also with the miscarriage. this is also the case. so what do you seeing in other countries as well is that some health care providers are really pressuring women to, to see that they use force and fields, or that they had an abortion, or they denounce them to the police. and then women will be interrogated because in poland, it is illegal for anybody to help somebody and their pregnancy. so it

w. doctor. i know you've been following a development in poland. what do you think the government's trying to achieve with this pregnancy register? so the effect of these not is that it really scares people and it will make them it causes self censorship. so people are really scared, they think all the time they will do something wrong. and i think what will be the impact is that many women who haven't miscarriage, or, and, or an abortion, they will be scared to go to hospitals in when they need care after care. this is extremely rare because an abortion is very said when you do it medicines, but sometimes it's needed to have some after care and especially also with the miscarriage. this is also the case. so what do you seeing in other countries as well is that some health care providers are really pressuring women to, to see that they use for some pills, or that they had an abortion, or they denounce them to the police. and then women will be interrogated because in poland it is illegal for anybody to help somebody and their pregnancy. so it's yes

w doctor. i know you've been following a development in poland. what do you think the government's trying to achieve with this pregnancy register? so the effect of these loss is that it really scares people and it will make them, it causes self censorship. so people are really scared. they think all the time they will do something wrong. and i think what will be the impact is that many women who haven't miscarriage, or, and, or an abortion, they will be scared to go to hospitals in when they need care after care. this is extremely rare because an abortion is very said when you do it at medicines, but sometimes it's needed to have some after care and especially also with miscarriage. this is also the case. so what do you seeing in other countries as well is that some health care providers are really pressuring women to, to see that they use or some field, or that they had an abortion, or they denounce them to the police. and then women will be interrogated because in poland it is illegal for anybody to help somebody and their pregnancy. so it's yes

who is veronda just at lancaster university in the north of england, a welcome to d w doctor. how reliable is that this data on amazon given that it's only been around? so you've been identified for a few weeks. i think so far, we all have a modeling data, and these are one of the few studies that we have information from real life, which mean the people who have been infected with me, crohn they've been compared with what has been the situation with the delta barrier and based on that, it was concluded that the solidity of the disease is very low, and particularly for the hospitalized ation and for the emergency. but there are certainly copy it in this that data collection is that most of the data being collected from people who are very young, 40 years old because that is being caught, has been pretty prevalent. and also, there is no cool hard to kinda vaccinate people because most of the time the micron has been vaccinated previously exposed people. but all in all, the overall trend is that it is miter compared to the del about into miles is an interesting word. i wonder if

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w h. i regional office for africa. thanks so much for your time, doctor. i know you must be very busy. thanks for joining fun out there. thank you. now moving on and iran has submitted to draft proposals to european powers, negotiating the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. mrs. now the 7th round of talks in vienna and, and bringing iran and the us back into the agreement. it's meant to limit iran's nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. now on wednesday, the ones nuclear watchdog said iran is expanding its uranium enrichment capabilities. despite these negotiations, when it sounds me to ollie hush him, he is across these talks for us in vienna. ali no surprises then with the contents of these proposals at teens. that's for now now says yeah, the re ins, as you said, submitted the draft proposals to dot proposals to the wild powers. negotiating the revival of the yuki of the there are 2 lines. one on the sanctions are relieved. the 2nd is on iran, rolling back its measures the post 2018 measures. and from that, iranians will now be waiting to hear from the wall follows wheth

doctor, thanks so much for being with us. w we appreciate it. these new requirements only apply to international flights. yet, omicron is already here in the u.s. we were showing a map earlier in the show that showed it's around 16 states, but most folks think it's probably in every state in the country. how effective do you think these new travel restrictions will be in curbing the spread of this variant? >> i don't anticipate that they're going to be very effective because we know that this is already spreading domestically. we have community spread in new york state. we are going to have community spread in no one different parts of this country. so a lot of this is not really going to change to destiny in this variant. i think we have to just double down on what we know works, getting people vaccinated, getting testing as a routine part of everyday life and everything we've done for delta, i think all of that's going to apply to omicron. this is not something that's going to be contained in the united states. it's going to become likely the

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w h or at the end of 2019. it's also been 2 years since a chinese doctor. dr. lee, when the young and optimal are just working at the hospital where the outbreak was 1st detected, sounded alarm bells on social media saying that there is more to this outbreak. and as a result, he was silenced and punished and eventually very tragically, he died from the coroner virus himself. now what's changed is that in china, they have a very strict policy 0 tolerance approach to controlling this outbreak. controlling this virus officials here are severely punished for any lack of transparency or for attempting to conceal any cases. but what hasn't changed is that beijing still has a very strict grip or the any information over the narrative surrounding this outbreak. here in china, and as much as they can, internationally treat is on. we still have no exact idea as to how this pandemic started in the 1st place. and what can you tell us about? yeah, that's city of 14000000 people has been locked down now for over a week. well that is locked down and she is the most strict and

w 's, yan philip sholtes reports ha! every morning for almost 2 years, no doctor to jago sarah has been doing his rounds of this hospital scope at ward. at the moment 24 of the 30 beds are occupied. it's not a relaxed situation, but not as bad as it was during last winter's catastrophe. back then his hospital and my daughter elizabeth suburb, was at the verge of collapse. he was very difficult because they were very young people, very sick with serious disease. ah, and we had to convert her almost all full of of this hospital into cove with 19 beds. the doctor says he's confident that portugal successful vaccination campaign has helped avoid spiraling cases this winter. here 88 percent of people are immunized. that's a higher rate than in most of europe. nevertheless, the number of infections is currently on the rise again in portugal, the government has reacted quickly since the beginning of december even vaccinated, people need to show a negative test on arrival. in concord degrees pretty. i think it's good. everyone has to do their part so that they don't infect anyone else like you can be vaccinated and still i have

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doctor piano baldes in the incident a. he's an incident manager for cove 19 emergency response that the w h o. in africa. he explains the current situation across the continent. a busy number of coffee 19, probably due to the home connie duffy and we just started south africa. and then the south moved out all of the different countries which are in south africa. there were countries of south africa, but as we are, you know, the one of the under, because we didn't moving a beach in the, in west africa. so we are really seem a kind of made your upset of the night. and that this is happening just in this context where we have to finish on our way to the region mass mean like the vision which are coming from different hospital our i mean, i mean for the reasons and why it was the of the, i mean, they can have, with the mean time also we can see the proportion of people who do i need to focus on the mantel reasons. i mean, they are not really b, up on the, on the on. i mean, you do this is what we've been seeing in south africa, but also this is also what we are starting to see, you know, with our countries.

w. h o, so that alma cron, bavarian spreading an unprecedented levels and is probably in most countries innate. and doctors address the director general of the world health organization in a news conference that was delayed by almost an hour from its original slots. so perhaps indication of just how serious situation is because of that, he said, but as far as they know, confirmed there are 77 countries where on the crime has now been officially identified. but he believed that frankly on a cron was likely to be in all countries around the world. now, it was a quite sobering briefing by dr. ted ross, which is ongoing at the moment with a q and a with journalists. and what he spoke about was the fact that vaccinations by themselves are not going to be able to curb this virus. they're going to have to be additional measures as well. continuing, for example, with faith, social distance saying, and the need for good hand hygiene. and he was also quite worried about the that the spread of that the pace of the virus. and i think if we listen to what he actually says, you can actually hear just how alarmed he is a

w from kentucky and ohio to even as far away as florida to buy prescription opioids. mostly hydrocodone but also oxycontin as well. host: how many people got temporarily rich? >> theret: is a number of doctors and pharmacists and those that are occurred here and when it is making close to $7 million per year add a tiny pharmacy. so doesn't likee the right aid or walgreens. and then raking and close to $7 million per year. other pharmacist in the same boat and t then the cash only run by a doctor's they also made millions as well. >> are these pharmacist and doctors in prison now quick. >> many have already served time. not all. and in that case of the current pharmacist the prosecutor requested that he only serve probation that the judge in the case and give them six months in prison but believe it or not some of the stuffd that happened and they are still pursuing some of the premises and some still have charges of indictments spending in federal court where the staff went on close to a decade ago. host: winning pulitzer prize for investigative reporting investigating then opioid epidemic w a reporter with the charleston gazette author of this book the coal country fight against the drug c

have talk now to tina rudolf, a doctor and member of the governing social democratic chisels on the cross party parliamentary health committee. method of welcome to day w. germany appears to be slightly ahead of army kron for now bought the rabbit cock in city. germany's center for disease control just yesterday recommended stricter and immediate measures. why is the government waiting another week? well, the recommendation and the appeal clearly is chevy, us to act most carefully from the on. so it's a lot to meet people over christmas. we want people to have a merry christmas with their families, but we highly recommend a pill that the people most carefully getting tested when they meet in a group of people. and that they're restrict context as far as cost goes and at all people who are not already resonated, gets of explanation and get there was an explanation. it's a risk though, isn't it? i'm a week ago the r k. i said they were around a 112 confirmed cases of omicron here in germany. now those cases double in 2 days as is thought that would made around a 1000000 cases by january 10th. i mean is appealing to people really enough. that is true. thi

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doctors, and on the other hand, nevertheless, to keep the frame of the constitutional frame. this is so extreme, difficult to manage, professor peter dob rock. thank you for joining us on the w. china is expanding its corona virus locked downs with hundreds of thousands more people in the northern parts of shun. she province order to stay home a spike in cases there has seen the highest infection rate in china since the i break in wound. nearly 2 years ago. the new measures come as beijing prepares to welcome thousands of overseas visitors. for february's winter olympics. it's been almost 2 years since china has seen the streets of major cities deserted. but once again, millions of buccaneer lockdown, all sorts is widened the restrictions across shan, she province on tuesday as they grapple with the country's biggest outbreak. since the initial month of the pandemic, china has pursued a 0 tolerance approach. rolling out must testing and draconian locked downs for relatively small outbreaks. and despite administering almost 3000000000 jobs, initial research shows the locally produce sign of arc offers limited protection against the omicron variant, the strategy that the gover

w. bush. thank you, both, very much. dr. hotez, this rapid rise in pediatric cases and hospitalizations all across the country as a pediatric doctor, how much worse do you think this is going to get for our kids? >> well right now, we are seeing omicron primarily in the northeast and the belt that's going from new york, new jersey, into ohio, indiana, and illinois. and i would expect omicron will, over the coming weeks, consume the entire nation. just like it did last -- just like the -- the alpha variant did last winter. so, what can we expect? well first of all, we saw a little bit of this. we had a hint of it with the delta variant in the south here in texas. and -- and neighboring southern states. and it created a firestorm or what my friend mike osterholm likes to call a virus blizzard where kids are getting swept up in it. not that the -- not that the variant is specifically targeting kids. but they are getting along with it. so the expectation is omicron will do something similar. we kind of had a hint that was going to happen based on south africa and -- and the uk. so, we are going to see a lot of children's hospitals adm

w with life in the digital age has many advantages. we can communicate with people on the other side of the world, find online communities and work remotely. we can even consult a doctor from the comfort of our home. but too much time online can be bad for the body and for the soul. so how can. ringback we find the right balance. welcome to in good shape d w health show a we start by visiting south africa and kenya to me to social media experts. hey guys, this is rob smuggling. maps is a t v host actor and influenza. janet and mega is a former media personality and now a writer, both of them have over a 1000000 followers on instagram. how does that affect them? there's definitely pressure that comes with social media, all the images that you see on social media. like, how do i keep making sure that i meeting that level when it comes to altering what i look like? i don't like to do that. however, i have bills a need to from time to if they struggle with the pressure, what does it do to the rest of us? globally, 16 to 24 year olds, spend an average of 3 hours a day on social media. sorts of to the streets of nairobi to ask a few people about their relationship with soci

doctors and on the other hand, nevertheless, to keep the frame of the constitutional frame. and this is soaks, treme difficult to manage. professor peta. dab, rock, thank you for joining us on the w. let's turn now to some of their stories making headlines. i guess iran's foreign minister says he's confident a new nuclear deal can be quickly agreed with world powers talks between the west and iran on its nuclear program resumed. and the austrian capital vienna on monday, one condition for to ron is that it be allowed to export crude oil as part of a new agreement. bolivian emergency services say they have rescued at least 48 people stranded by flood waters, heavy rains, heat, central regions of the country last week, affecting farming and damaging hundreds of homes. authorities believe 13 people have died so far in the flooding. members of jordan's parliament have traded blows during a debate about gender equality and changes to the constitution. the punch up began when deputies discussed adding the female, i'm to amendments that guaranteed equal rights for all citizens. no one was seriously injured. as white space. x vander e long musk is facing a social media backlash in china.

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w reducing the spread of this disease. >> it's a little thing that can have a big impact. we've been talking so much over the last nearly two years now, so much with health experts and doctorsourself as we watched this journey. so i found it interesting to hear on twitter you said i never had this many colleagues who told me they're covid positive at any time like this during the pandemic. the fact that you're seeing so many more infections including among your colleagues, how are you dealing with that? >> i just left shift because of the fact that there are outbreaks occurring. everyone in our department is actually taking covid tests this week. i just got my swab. so we'll see whether or not i'm an asymptomatic carrier of the disease or if i'm clear, which is good to know. i'll be meeting with family for the holiday. the best thing to do is make sure i'm not symptomatic, and if i'm not, also to make sure i'm not asymptomatically carrying the disease. it's startling that we're seeing this increase number in cases. it's not just people that are asymptomatic, it's people that have symptoms as well. fortunately because a lot of my colleagues are vaccinated, those symptoms are

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